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On Wed, 2015-07-08 at 09:14 -0700, Frank Miles (fpm AT u DOT washington DOT edu)
[via geda-user AT delorie DOT com] wrote:
> kicad does not seem as dead as you suggest.  Recent versions have 
> included some new semi-auto-routing capabilities that are pretty nice.
> There's a youtube video out there showing some cool features ... look
> for it.

I guess you are refering to the push&shove router contributed by some
CERN people? What I heard was that it took long to get integrated into
the official release, maybe now it is. I have not the time to really
follow KiCad development, but most seems to be small patches only. Is
there progress with integration of the router of Alfons Wirtz? I have
seen at ohloh.org that they now have reduced the lines of code from
nearly one million to about 600k. It is large still.

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